Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-10-06

Close buyers 9ill fad this rare oppor-
tstaity for bargains. As "oct,lar proof
IS tho best demons nstration," you are most
cordially iarited to cali, eraname AND
price the goods. A,caitiag an early cisit
to our store on Main street, sce remain,
Very Respectfully Yours, ..-.
E. G. CAMPBELL 6 SON
TRY us for Hne job printing.
'-SuBsCRIBE for the JOURNAL.
-Chestnuts are in the market at s
cts. per quart.
First. class Job work at done the
JOURNAL office.
--B. s. L. Association meets next
Monday evening.
Stone Crooks the best and any size,
at kauffman's.
WANTEp.-veal Calves at the Aa-
ronsburg meat market.
ID. s. Kauffmau's store is head
quarters for general merchandise.
in some parts of Union county ty-
phoid fever prevails to an alarming ex-
tent.
w. A. Sandoe, Of Centre Hall, was
noticed on our streets one day last
week.
Regular services in the Lutheran
church at this place next Sunday eve
ming.
AT GHEEN C SPIGELMYER'S
1000 pair Of Boots and Shoes now
ready, SS-4t
Go to the Journal store for your
school supplies. They are made spe
cialty there.
My suits OF Clothing for boys,
youths aud men will not fail to give
satisfaction. d. S. Kaufman.
MIR. N. d. Orndorf, of Greenburr.
Clinton Co., was a caller at this office
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Californian, of
this place, were visiting among friends
in Union county last week.
Many of the wells lin town are dry.
but it is hoped that the recent rains will
replenish the dry springs.
AT GHEEN& g SPTGELMYER'S
1.-The late arrival of New Goods; Car
pets, Fiannels, Chinaware. 3S-4t
Cashier Walter, OF the Millheim
Banking Company madesa flying busl-
ness trip to Sunbury on Tuesday.
Miss Sallie Behm, of Edwardsburg,
Mich, daughter of John Benin. is at
present here on q visit to relatives and
friends.
You are invited to personally call
at GHEEN s. SPlGELMYER's and ex-
anime their new stock of Cloths and
Dress Goods. 3S-4S
The family of J. T. Sylvis left on
last Thursday afternoon for Ontario.
and are by this time likely at the end OF
Boy WANTED. TO learn the print.
ing trade. Must have q common school
education and reside In or near town.
Inquire at this office.
LosT.-Three small keys In a ring.
The finder will confer great favor on
the loser, DIR. J.F. Harter, Millhein by
returning them to him.
The stone which struck s. D. Mus
ser on the ankle last week bruised it to
such an extent as TO necessitate the use
of crutch for few days.
Ira Snyder's cider press. which is in
full blast at Musser Sc Gephart's saw
mill in the Gap turDs out cider at the
rate or forty barrels per day.
Are you weak and weary. over
worked and tired ? Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla is just the medicine to purify your
blood and give you strength.
The ready made Oyershlrts on ex.
hibition ct Kauffman's store are worth
while looking at, to say the least. And
seeing is buying, in this case.
The Methodist congregation at this
place celebrated the Lords supper on
last Sunday evening and the church
was 6lled to its utmost capacity.
The late strikes in the coal regions
are seriously affecting the coal market.
Prices are working upwards and the
coal dealers expect a lively time.
Mr.. James A. Wet and wife. of
Boalsburg, were visiting relatives and
friends i'm this part last week and also
gave the JOURNAL Office a pleasant call.
AT GHEEN & SPIGELMYER'S
bargains i'm remnants, from WOOlen
mill lately closed. Will be sold at hall
price. Cassimeres. Flannels, &c. 38-4t
-Fitful weather this is, and the like
lyhood of an advance in the price of
coal makes one shiyer all the more.
The new prices may reach So, 1925 and
$3.50 per ton.
Saturday was ;quite-a lusy day for
the Millhein merchants. Their fine
new fall goods are attracting the people
from far and near, and Main street was
well filed with teams.
Please bear in mind that the Jour-
NAL Office TURNS out the handsomest
sale posters in the valley and at as low
prices as any Office i'm the county. Send